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Free Steam and iPhone games distributed residential proxy software

Free games and apps from Lithuanian publisher Appsalt can route other people’s internet traffic through users’ devices. Spur Intelligence researchers also found that an earlier version of the publisher’s picture-in-picture Chrome extension collected browsing history, Google search results, and ChatGPT conversations. The investigation began with Cinema HQ, a free streaming app. Spur said the app … The post Free Steam…

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